Pine Lake Cabin Rentals

On the shores of Pine Lake, these cabins provide some of the comforts of home with great views and access to nature and nearby trails.

Rent a cabin from the May (Victoria Day) long weekend until September 30.

To reserve a cabin, visit the Parks Canada Reservation Service or phone 1-877-737-3783. Fees apply.

Image taken at night of a brown log cabin. Green Northern Lights appear along the treetops and stars pepper the night sky.

 

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The cabins

  • The Patrol Cabin is pet-friendly. It’s decorated as a nod to the cabin’s historic use as a warden patrol cabin.
  • The Aurora Cottage is themed after the spectacular northern lights that blaze across the park’s dark skies. Pets are not allowed in this cabin.

Check-in is after 3 pm. Self-check-in can be arranged for late arrivals.

Each cabin includes:

  • One double bed and one twin-over-twin bunk bed in separate rooms
  • A table and four chairs, and a couch and armchair.
  • A wood stove, firewood, and an axe
  • Propane-powered two-burner camp stove
  • Pots and pans, dishes, utensils, cutlery, and a dishpan and soap
  • Battery-operated lamps
  • Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and a fire extinguisher

All guests have access to nearby:

  • Flush toilets and sinks
  • Picnic tables
  • Firepits
  • Dark-sky observation circle
  • Trails, boat launch and beach
  • Canoe and paddleboard rentals

What to bring:

  • Large jugs of drinking water
  • Flashlights or lanterns, matches, and a lighter
  • Your sleeping bag or blankets, pillows, and sheets
  • Dish cloths and tea towels
  • Weather-appropriate clothes and footwear, including rain jackets or winter jackets
  • Towels, bug spray, and sunscreen
  • Food, cooler, drinks, and ice
  • Slippers or indoor shoes to keep a clean cabin
  • A camera to capture all the memories!

Know before you go:

  • There is no electricity, cell service, wifi, or potable water at Pine Lake.
  • Bring your own drinking water, or be prepared to boil or treat the water
  • All park and campground rules apply.
  • Review some Visitor Safety information before your trip